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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue oi decd oi trust pxecuted
nv NJ. Ashford Xinn and Amerir, Zinu
in y m.G Brown ON the lOil, dHV or Juue
1885 and recorded m trust ,ieed hook y,
go IN the Office of tho clerk af tho COT ntv
court of Preston county. Most Va, the
uncerSiuucd trustee will, AZ tho place
where the mill, Ne, mentioned in said
ueed al trust. now stan near the town
OF kee,isville. Preston county, w. Va.
beginning at o'clock, p. m. on tho
DIST DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1887.
.el ~ public Rurtion 10 tho hiyheSt hid
de" the Following de-"ribei prnnsrtv con
Noyed 10y said iced of trust, to-Wit:
A PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL,
together with the engine, boiler. pumps.
saws, bolts. carriages, fixtures aud nm.
pnrienHnces thereto belonging. Sail anw
min ~ OF the A Is Fuqnahr Innnuf,c.
thre' md X now located near the sail
town oi Reodsville
TERMS OF SALE.-The sSi,t proneltv
VIII ha sold TOR onc-third ca. n. and the
remainder In two equal annual pivmants.
tho purchaser giving interest hearing
notes with approved per-anal security
Tor the deferred payments.
Oct' p 1887, WIN q BHoWN
~ ~ TRUSTEE
The above sale Is continued until De-
cember - 1887
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circuit Court.

Circuit court convened on Friday.
Nov. IS, 1857, with judge VIM. T. Ic,
on The bench.
state vs.. Amanda Hale, misdemeanor:
Jury trials not guilty.
same W. same, Nos. :. : and 9 samo -,
der.
state vs Benjamin shannon, rnisdemea-
nor; fined $40 aud costs.
State ~ Z. Il. Foglc, nnsdcmeauor:
continued.
State v-Frane Robson, felony; dis
continued.
state vsMrs. b. +. nviS. misdcmeanor
diScontiaped
Sia'e " jack wslScr ni~demesnn,;
discontinued.
state W rh"s. II. CasSorI, misdomeanor
discontinued.
State vs. John MethonS, n isdcmeanor
discontin ied.
State vs. Lloyd Cassidy, misdemoinori
discontinued.
State ~ Alfred Knots. misdemesnor;
capias issued for defendant ana made
retuIrsble on first day of next term OF
court. tftN
state Va Martha Shrout. ILi~demeamors
Nos. To inclusive, fined $40 aud costs
in each case.
state Va r. J. Longstre,h, misdemesnor
fined $40 aud costs.
State vs. II. Il. Fogle. misdemcanor,
continued.
Eliza Hosietter vs. Daniel Thomas, bas-
tardv. settled and dismissed.
State ~ IoaaNh Ia,L .n,, ,,,gs
fined $40 aud costs.
State vs. Thomas Braham, misdomeauor
not guilty.
State vs. Noah A. BucklCw, misdomea-
nor, fined 81 aud costs.
State w Dan Faweett, misdomcauor.
not guilty.
state Va Thos. =. Fornoy. felony, con
tinued at cost of defendant.
State VI Elisha Brown, misdemcanor.
discontinued. -
state W. Reuben Severe, misdomeanor.
same order.
State VS. George Bosley, misdemoanor.
same order.
State Va Thumss Moran. misdemeanor.
Nos. 10, IL, u, fined $40 aud costs in
each case.
state w Mrs. T.. Edwards, misdomoa-
nors Nos. 10. Is, is, 20. fined $40 aud
costs in each ease.
state W Burke & FELTON,, IN isdemeanor
continued
Sale " Crawford Tompte, inisdemea-
nor, continued.
Catharine Framework w A. +. Simp.
son. suggestion, dismissed.
l.. $. $. rarnesworlh vs. Sdme dismiss
ed.
1. =. Marp'o's admir- VS. same dismiss-
ed.
Pierce q Williams vs. John Little, on a
motion. continued.
JAS. X. Sm"Ut ~ " m. Linton, sugges-
h"n under n ia lien. ordered tina, gar
nishees pay the plaintin the sum Of S64 II
Benz. Bntt ~ Buckner Fnirfax's admir-
assuinpsit. ,lisuIiS ed.
j.. ~. Deakins etHI W. NJ T.. Howe.
hesspasS! continued at Defendants cost.
NJ. T.. Howe w Nv Hardesty, rule.
defendant summoned u appear before
The court um the third day of next court
to show cause why lac should be fined
for contsmpt.
State - w l.. n w. r. Kelly. scire-
iacins discontinued.
Sarn'l Evans. ir. w SamI Evans, as
continued
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Rev. Faulkner, of Albrightsville,
is holding protracted meeting at
RoGamer's.
The completion or the Eighteenth Vol
anne of the Ma01smc 81 IncricGR HiS.o-
~ with its December issue, is au event
Of interest. These elegant volume, elab-
"ratclv inlcSed, are preserved 10y lis
uhSciherS la the choicest oi bindings,
aud they constantly increase i'm value
with axe. IL Is the only magazine cx-
'aut weere back numbers are in a. great
demsnd - current ones. The contents
oi the Holiday ir>ue are most agi essbly
diversified. There tx no, dull page be-
tween the covers OF this supernlv printed
periodical, II i n specimen of typo
graphic beauty that has no superior on
{ is sentiment. The December is a strong
Instructive, and delightful number. Five
dellars a year. 743 Broadway, New York
CITY
Ira Whetsell, son OF VIM. Whet-
rell, OF Portland district. has been
stricken with partial paralysis Of the
right side. He had had the measles
short tine ago, and caught cold be
fore he was entirely well, which re-
suited in paralysis We hope he may
soon recover.
1t is authoritively stated that the
annual honey product OF the country
is 100000 pounds, and that the
wax reaches 100000 pounds. Prof.
|. L. MILLER, an expert apiarist, SAYS
that it requires 10000 bees to d. post
one pound Of hobey a day in the
comb, hence 1t Is assumed there are
lS,000,000,0Oo bees at work from
May 10 October gathering honey and
experimenting business about the
hive. During the season when hon.
EXPLOSIONS are in great procusion
the honey. makers work day and night
and kill themselves b. excessive toll
in about six weeks. not one bee i'm
5000 living to eat the honey it has
stored away for winter. Fprty-,hou-
sand bees will make about frty.s,v,n
pounds of honey during an average
season, of which they may he pru-
IDENTITY robbed oftwenty.seven pounds
"a clear case Of oyerproducLion and
robbery.
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Married.

On November 3, 1897, at the res
idence of 7. X. Faulkner, by the
Rev. T. r. Faulkner, william c. Al
bright and Ncttie F. J.1,rs.
On November ~, 1857. 1T The
residence Of the o.H,ia ing minister,
7. r. Faulkner, Wesley c. Smith
and Sarah c. TitchinelI.
On November "a, 1887, at the
residence of Preston Ringer, by the
Rev, Daniel Tilchincll, john Henry
Smith and Lizzie DeBerry.
On November 90 1887, at the NJ.
f. Parsonage, Kingwood, by the Rev.
r. II. Driven, D.nicl Mossor, Of
Clifton Mills, and Mrs. Jennie
Wheeler. Of near Bruceton.
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let that Geld Of yours run on. You think
II Is "a Eight fhing. Blu, I, may IuD into
cat"rrh. Or into pneumonia. Or con-
sumpu ~.
Ca'arrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death itself.
TIE breathing apparatus must he sept
o'lthv ~" clear 81 All distractions aud
"ilensive matter. Otherwise there is
trouble nherd.
\ ~ the diseases Of these parts, he'd
rose. throat. bronchial tubes nnd lungs,
can he delightfully."- and entirely cured
bv tho use sf Boschec's German Syrur.
II you don't know Ibis aIceIdY. tb"uS-
snds o; pee pie can tel you. They htvo
been cured b, il, anil ''know now IL ~
themselves" Route only - cents. Ask
my druggists.
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Physician'. ucc,ing.

A meeting Of the physicians Of the
county was held in Kingwco on Fri.
day, the 2jth inst, purauant TO an.
nouncemcnt, for Tie purpose Of or
ganizing a medical society for Pres
ton county. The following officers
were elected: Dr. Foglc, Presidents;
Drs. Cox, ShsGer, Ncdro and Ian
han, Vice Presidents; DR.. Pratt.
Treasurer; DR.. Trippett, Secretary.
On motion, the following named
gentlemen were appointed commit
tee on constitution and by laws Drs.
Cox, sutton, Pratt, NJ. Fl Dent, and
ShaTe;. The committee will report
at next meeting.
Ga motion, DR. Elliott was appoint.
ed TO secure the courthouse hall for
the place Of next meeting.
On motion, adjourned to meet at
l O'Clock p. m, the FIRST day Of next
circuit court in Kingwood.
RIB. L TRprErr. SecCy.
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less than cost, to close thom out.
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County and State News.

Subscribe for the Argus.
Grand jury met on Tuesday.
Xmas three weeks from next Sun.
day.
We do ALL kinds Of job work at
this once.
Doctor j. G.. Kembles, horse died
yesterday,
w Scott Garner was In town few
hoars yesterday
Last Sunday vas NJ warm as
spring day.
Rev. f. Fl. Driven held services at
Albrightsville last Sunday.
Huntington was visited by FIRE
last week which consumed fourteen
buildings.
We print the advertisement Of the
Neto York Observer this week. It is
a irst-class paper.
The postotFce at ALBERT, this coun.
ty, has been abolished, Mail for
that place will be sent to Hazelton.
Col, r. w, Monroe arrived at home
last Saturday from Romney to attend
court but will return the last of this
week.
The NJ. +. Church social will meet
on Friday evening, December 2. at
the residence of F. Heermans. All
are cordially invited.
Samuel J. Foster, of Chicago, died
last Wednesday night of hydropho.
bia. He suffered intensely until
death relieved him.
Several of our sportsmen are con.
templating trip to Shaggy noun
tain TO hunt turkeys. They will
probably go next week. Success, boys.
Hon. Joseph Vanmeter and John
T. Vanmeter, Of Hardy county, and
Edward Williams, OF Grant county
all engaged in the cattle business,
failed last week.
One Of the leading legal lights Of
the Maryland bar had some difficulty
in aligbting from the sta. on Tues.
day afternoon, stopping on his back
instead Of his feet.
Died, Monday night. Rover, the
small dog belonging to James A.
Brown. Rover was great favorite
not only OF Mr.. Brown but of the
citizens of Kingwood,
Luther swearinger received a span
Of fine mules from Randolph county
on Tuesday. He bought them while
on bis hunting expedition to that
county several weeks ago.
Good Coal delivered to the citizens
Of Kingwood and vicinity from this
date at Gets. per bushel fer cash OF
approved trade.
Dec. lat. CRAIG.
A couple OF New York men are
contemplating the building Of tan
merry at st. George. Several Of the
citizens Of that town have offered
building sites and the Pioneer assures
the gentlemen that natural gas can
be bad At the river.
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ST. GEOHGa ACADEMY.

Winter Germ nczims November es.
Prof Fuerchtegott Fisher has ia
ken charge Of the Music Department
and is prepared to give Instructions
in instrumental or vocal music. Prof.
Fischer is just from Germany, where
he has been studying for four years
in the Conservatory al Leipzig. lie
3 thus well prepared for tie work he
has undertaken.
Terms: Instrumental for "a
lessons; Vocal (in Singing class. -
80 for II lessons. All students Of
the Academy admitted &, the Sing.
ing class free
For further particulars inquire Of
II p. MANNINo,
3 Principal.
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BRANDoHyILLE6
A FARM FOR SALE.

4 farm aG acres In Valley District
ono hair mile from ReedsviIs and nn
limo ~ the Black Bottle X e 10 ycres ~
this farm b. cleared and Is actes 81 good
Timber hHs now dwelling house and
bHrn n9w fencing md D.. Zoe cg ,ellent
condition throughout has two Nells nud
three springs Of ueyef-iailiug water: un-
dcrlaid with the 4 and ipo veins ~
COIL and iron ore: worry desirable farm.
Tor further ipformatiUn pri % terms.
etc cal ON or ddrers
STONE ~ KILDOw Kpai Esiatn Aufs
KingwoOd. West Va.
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is 50, erior 90 any illustrated Family
Weekly published. That ills ppprociat-
cd - shown by Tie TACT That &c hss won
iis way into 100000 families The pub
fishers issue a new Announcement and
Calendar, showing iucro isod attraction
for The new yesr, which with sample
copies will be sent free toAll not familiar
with the paper 1915 j., seat row. u
VIII pay 'or THE CoNPANoN 10 January
1859. and YOU will receive che admirable
Double Thanksgiving and Christmas
Numbers, aud other weekly issues TO
Jan. ], 1883, free.
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Church Nsticcs.

Prss6yteTian Ctiues - Rec. Samuel era
am, Ptstor. Preaching every alternate
Sabbath at 1920 a. m aud 30 o. IN. sun
dNy-sosool NJ p. M. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening st.7:30 q. m.
BGstis. Chnrck.-No regular pas tor at
present.
a. n. Is. Ch"reA. No regular pastor a,
present.
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ADVERTISING RATES /:
'abiisle.l Ercrv TRMrs.lnu

Transient advertisements will - IN
serted az 81 per inch E'r drSt Insertion.
aud tiitv cents por inch for each addition
al Insertion.
Personal commu nications inserted tor
90 cents an inch
Local notices S cents ger line.
Poetry 5 cents per line.
Entered At Kingwood PSst Office ~
second class mali matter.
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Town Lots for Sale.

We have Tor sale four town lOts boz ca.t
kinEW COd-a very desirable residence
portion Of the town These lofs are very
desirable ~ they front uu two sttep Us
feot IN High street aud 90 feet on Main
y trgei, and are 200 feet deep lav we'll and
aro smooth and dry Terms and prices
reasonable For further Informal in ar-
plA 90 sToNE a. KILDnw,
kiuRwoud, W Va
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Societies..

Knights 81 I;yth,as. Lodge mce's every
Tuesday ovesins at their hall over AL
b rights store
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THE FINEST FINISHED ORGANS ~ THE WORLD
Deals in DECKER BROS. ,KNABE, FISHER and
BEHR BROS PIANOS,
STORY 4 CLARK ORGANS.

Those are well-knowu aud thoroughly
reliable in-trumonts. -h,Vo ;ho m .tl
stop knob, which adds worry murh To tho
appe Nrhuc| OF ma Organ. 'lINudSouno
Cbse--pure. sweet tonO.
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Russell BEACHY.
ROCKVILLE. w VA

ROCKVILLE, w. VA.
Keeps all kinds of Dry Goods, No
tions, Boots and shoes, Hats. Caps,
and everything usually kept in a
hrst-class country store. The best
of wheat and buckwheaL -four and
salt constantly on hand.
Prices as low as any other stor in
the county, and goods are
JUST As REPRESENTED.
Call and examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere. lOGly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
A "COON" HUNT.
Troubled Times in the ColoYeA
Quarters.

Troubled Times in the ColoFeA
Quarters.
Early last evening Officer Fred Smith
started out on still hunt for game.
With keen eye for points and an un-
erring scent he soon got on the trail of
lot of "coons" who were shaking dice in
Myers place on Los Angeles street, be-
tween First and Reauena streets, and
calling Officer Bosqui to his aid pro-
ceeded to run his game to earth. Prior
to the "klling" Officer Smith had
arranged with one of his agents to let
him in upon given signal, and station.
ing officer Bosqui where he could pre-
vent the escape of the game, he crepe
yard, up to the back door, gave the sig-
nal and the b5lt being withdrawn walked
in and declared his intentions. Finding
they were treed the "coons" gave them
selves up and marched into the city
prison, jolly and unabashed crowd.
Among those present were the iilustrious
George Washington, the renowned John
Brown, the ubiquitous John Doe, the
poet Burns, Lord Campbell, G Raymond,
Jno. johnson, L. johnson and H Frick.
Most of these historical characters had
no difficulty in finding $40 for bail, but
some were given the freedom OF the
prison for the night.
Hardly had matters quieted down than
word was sent to the prison that fight
was in progress at Brownie" another
rendezvous for the colored inhabitants.
and Officers Fred Smith and Bosqui and
Chief Skinner proceeded to the locality.
but were unable to procure witnesses
| and therefore made no arrests.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
THE COAST.
Governor Torres Plan to
Avoid Trouble.
RAY FALK TO BE LET OFF EASY.
The Dastardly Blowing up of a
Merchants Store at Tubac,
Arizona.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
NoGALEs, Arizona, March 5.-Gover.
nor Torres aud staff, accompanied by
Colonel Arvizu, arrived this morning
from Hermaoillo. Governor Torres. on
learning the particulars of the affair of
Thursday, censured the Mexican Consul
in unmeasured terms for not delivering
Lieutenant Gutierrez, who led the sol.
diers in the attack on the Americans, to
the American authorities Immediately.
Colonel Arvizu, in order to clear himself,
stated to the Governor that the Ameri.
cans were in fault. Thereupon the Gov
ernor said: "The Americans are not in
fault; they were not in Mexico. fighting
you. What business had your soldiers
in the United States, armed and fighting
the United States authorities?" Gov.
ernor Torres is highly indignant at the
action of the local Mexican authorities.
Upon learning that Senior Vasquez, the
Chief of the Mexican police, had been
removed for having refused to take a
hand against the Americans, he i'm
mediately reinstated him. He was or
dered to take force of men to secure
Lieutenant Gutierrez, and to turn him
over to the United States authorities.
The chief thereupon dispatched ten men
on horseback, fully armed, to scour the
country and bring in Gutierrez dead or
alive. This. il is believed, will prevent
further trouble.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
missionary 10 chin in.

Mrs. Josie Peal-Campbell, the wife of
the late Rev. A. M. Campbell, daugh-
ter of Judge Peal, well known to most
of our older citizens, and sister-in.law
Of Mr.. j. M. Elliott. has been duly ap-
pointed by the M. E. Church South, .
missionary to China, and will sail for
Hong Kong at an early day. Mrs.
Campbell is lady of brilliant intellect
and generous heart, well suited to the
difficult work upon which she is to en-
ter, and to which she has consecrated
her natural life. The services at Trim
ity Chu,ch, on Fort street, both morn
ing and evening, will have reference to
the departure OF Mrs. Campbell, who ID
a communicant there. The evening
services will partake of the nature of :
leavetaking. We wish her many happy
and useful years in her great work.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
A New official.

Hon. j. De Barth Shorb has been re-
peatedly urged by the people of the
county to accept the nomination for an
office. The public wanted him to serve
in an official capacity. He has, however,
steadfastly refused, and said that he did
not want nor would he accept any office
within the gift of the people. 1t finally
got to be known that there was one
good Democratic citizen who had the
interest of the people at heart, and
would labor faithfully for them and for
his party without hope Of reward. 1t is
sad then to announce that he has, by
Vaccinations known only to polished
politicians, pulled the wool over the eyes
Of the Board of Supervisors and got him.
self appointed to an office which is one
of the most important IN the county,
namely that of Road Overseer of San
Gabriel district. He filed his bond yes
terday, and will in short time 60 to
work improving the roads in his district.
The public will view him with a careful
eye, and it is expected that the first
man who gets jolted going over one
of his roads will impeach him for mis-
feasance In office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
Germany's Intended FL
nancial Proposals.
BULGARIA QUIET FOR A TIME.
A Big COlliery Explosion in
Belgium Kills Scores
of Miners.
BULGARIA QUIET FOR A TIME.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
BERLIN, March 5.-The Reichstag
will begin the debate of the army bill
Monday, and it is foregone conclusi en-
that the bill will be passed that day.
The Septennate question being settled
interest will be directed towards the
Governments financial proposals. 1t is
that Bismarck, relying upon
the unity of the three Septennist groups,
is determined to renew the special bill,
and contemplates tobacco monopoly
for the Government. Ministerial or.
gans mention that proposal is under
consideration imposing upon spirits q
new excise duty, amounting to thirty
marks per hectoliter. 1t is also stated
that sanction will be required before
new distilleries may be established,
though existing establishments cannot
be interferred with. A section of the
Conservative press urges the Govern
ment to grapple with the problem of
indirect taxation and increased protec-
tion to agriculture.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
HE 81 VS. NAY.
The Governors Reasons for We.
tofmg the manufacturer
Sra MN HRill


stamp Bill.
SACRAMENTO, March Sin the AS
sembly to-day message was received
from the Governor vetoeing the Manu-
facturers' Stamp bill. The Governor
says: SIN the first place the bill is too
broad and too indefinite. 1t applies to
every maker or manufacturer and to
sany article made or manufactured in
this State. 1t requires the article to
be imprinted, labeled or stamped.
Therefore it seems to apply to articles
made in the household, as well as in the
factory. According TO section 2, mer'
chant or any other person may sell an
article manufactured in any other State
or country, whether labeled or not, but
if he sells an article made in California,
which the maker failed to label with d
stamp as required, he may be punished
as criminal, unless he himself should
properly label or stamp it. There are
no means provided whereby persons may
be able to identity articles made in this
State. The provision that the. act shall
take effect within ten days is an unrea-
sonably short period" The Governor
states that since the bill has been pre-
sented to him, he has received commu-
nications from all sides, urging oblec.
tions to the act. From these he ia led
to believe that compliance with the pro-
visions would ruin the manufacturing
interests of the State, hence his veto.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-06
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Doria Jones and Miss Jones,
who were visiting Mrs. Lankershim. are
now at the st. Elmo.
Ex-Governor Bigelow, of Connecticut,
is visiting Los Angeles and is stopping
at the Nadeau House.
MIR. H. g. Hubbard and wife, Mr.. H.
w. Griswold and wife, and Miss Katie
Maclay, of San Fernando, came to Los
Angeles to see and hear Edwin Booth
last night.
A special palace car is at the Los An.
geles and San Gabriel Valley railroad de.
pot, in which Hon. Carter Harrison, of Chi.
cago. and party are visiting this part Of
the country.
Rubin E. Lloyd, the eminent lawyer
of San Francisco, arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday. He is registered at the Ma
deau. He was to have been here at the
Knight Templar dedication.
Mr.. Ben. Weir has arrived to take th,
Deputy Clerkship of the Supreme Cour
in this city, and Mr.. Frank Myer ha.
gone to San Francisco to take clerk
ship at the chief Office under Clerl
Spencer.
George w. Peck, who is misnamec
Peck, when even his heart is bigger thar
a bushel, is stopping at the Carleton al
Pasadena. Where is Jerry Illich and
his Kid for the entertainment OF the
"Bad Boy" of Peck's SUM-
Mrs. G. A. Eastman, wife OF Colonel
Eastman of the Tribune, accompanied
by her son Barrett, arrived from Chicago
last evening, and are now staying at the
Nadeau. MIR. Barrett Eastman will to-
day take position on the local force Of
the Tribune.